About Vanessa Schroeder

Vanessa Schroeder works as a Senior Faculty Research Assistant I for Oregon State University’s Extension Service, specializing in rangeland ecology to support wildlife habitat. She holds a masters degree in Wildlife Science from OSU. Her applied research and extension projects fall under three themes 1. Evaluating the effects of land management practices on sagebrush-obligate avian species and habitat, 2. Sagebrush steppe management and education, 3. Developing management solutions for degraded or threatened sage-steppe habitat. Her current work with SageSTEP involves assessing prescribe fire and vegetation influences on songbird nest survival along the sagebrush-woodland ecotone and helping with new research using camera and acoustic data along with machine learning to remotely monitor wildlife species across the SageSTEP network.

Contact

Eastern Oregon Agricultural Research Station
67826-A Hwy. 205
Burns, OR 97720

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Vanessa Schroeder